One of our recruiters will either call or email you to set up time to talk. We understand you may not be ready to join yet, or that we may not be the right fit, and that's fine. Our goal is to answer your questions and help you decide if the Army is a good option for you.
How do I join ROTC at the college I want to attend? Will I be expected to join if I talk to someone? What is the time commitment for part-time service? How can I prepare for the conversation?Ĭan the Army help me pay for medical school? How can the Army help me pay for college?ĭo I have to go to Basic Training? How can I prepare for the conversation? While we'll ask you questions, this is your opportunity to ask some of your own.
Expect us to ask about your interests and skills so we can suggest Army jobs that might interest you. From there, the conversation will be about getting to know you and your goals for the future. Our conversation will likely begin with some basic qualifying questions, like your age and education level. One of our ROTC recruiters will either call or email you to set up time to talk. Serves as the Senior Cable Antenna System Splicer for a forward deployed Combat Aviation Brigade consisting of five battalions Coordinates and supervises team members activities in the construction, installation, and recovery of cable and wire communications systems in support of a Brigade Joint Operations Center (JOC) and one Command Post Node (CPN) performs tests on cable communications systems to ensure circuit and system quality tests circuits/groups to detect, locate, and repair line faults responsible for the health, welfare, and morale of one NCO and one soldier.Questions you may have right now Who will reach out to me? Serves as the Battalion Information Systems Staff NCO of an Operational based Strategic Signal Battalion, which provides baseline Information Technology services to theater C4 infrastructure in five communities spread over 20,000 square miles, containing over 70% of USAREUR's combat power and over 40% of all USAREUR Forces and IMCOM-E direct reporting units as the Battalion Liaison, plans and manages direct exercise support to USAREUR, United States European Command (EUCOM), 7th Army Joint Multinational Simulations Center and 7th Tactical Theater Signal Brigade responsible for the health, welfare, training and families of two Soldiers. Serves as a Cable Antenna Systems Supervisor for the XXX Signal Company provides direct supervision on maintenance and repairs for Outside Plant (OSP) facility, Long Haul Transmission Fiber Optic Cable over 100 miles, throughout 459 manholes on USAG XXXX and coordinates activities of personnel to meet workload demands supports numerous facilities in BASE X, BASE Y and Digital Microwave Upgrade(DMU) relay sites throughout Area of Operations maintains Armed Forces Network (AFN) amplitude modulation (AM), frequency modulation (FM) transmission systems. Serves as a Senior Cable Systems Installer in an Expeditionary Signal Battalion that provides command and control for FORSCOM primarily responsible for installing, operating and performing maintenance on cable wire communications systems, communication security devices and associated devices supervises performance of unit level maintenance and accountability for one HMMWV responsible for training, mentoring and welfare of three Soldiers responsible for equipment valued at $500,000. 25L20/Senior Cable/Antenna Systems Installer
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